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This reference describes the Constraint
properties concerning:
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This page deals with the properties
concerning:
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Type
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The constraint type is identified by a
specific icon:
 for coincidence. for plane contact. for line contact. for point
contact. for offset. for angle and planar angle. for parallelism. for
perpendicularity. for fix.
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Status
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The constraint status is identified by a
traffic lights icon:
verified.
impossible.-
not updated.
broken.
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Measure
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Defines whether the constraint is driving the
geometry or driven by the geometry.
Available for offset, angle and planar angle only. |
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By default, this option is not selected. |
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Supporting Elements
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Displays the two geometrical elements
involved in the constraint, except for fix only one element is needed. |
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Type
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Displays the geometrical element type: point,
line, plane, etc. See Constraints
reference. |
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Component
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Displays the component name containing the
geometrical element. |
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Status
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Displays the geometrical element status:
connected or disconnected. |
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Reconnect
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Select the desired geometrical element to be
reconnected, click the Reconnect button and choose another
geometrical element. |
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Orientation
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Defines the constraints orientation:
- For coincidence, offset and parallelism:
- For angle:
- For line contact:
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Angle
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Defines the angle value. |
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Offset
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Defines the offset value. |
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Fix in space
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Defines whether the component is fixed in
space. Available for fix only, see Fixing a
Component. |
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By default, this option is selected. |
